Tag Archives: Clearsnap

Magazine Monday – Taking Inventory

Posted on January 18, 2010 by paper crafts online

Welcome to Magazine Monday! As a friend of the Paper Crafts family (former PC editor), I’m delighted to be guest blogging here today. My name is Megan Hoeppner and I’m the creative editor for Creating Keepsakes magazine. In this month of … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged American Crafts, Anna Griffin, Clearsnap, Cosmo Cricket, Creating Keepsakes magazine, Fancy Pants Designs, Inventory Tracking Sheets, Magazine Monday, Making Memories, Megan Hoeppner, organizing supplies/scraps, Paper Crafts Connection, Paper Crafts magazine, Prima, Ranger Industries, Stampin' Up!, Strano, Tips and Tricks column | 20 Comments

The Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Posted on December 3, 2009 by paper crafts online

Sometime during the months leading into December, my life becomes one that is characterized by Christmas carols because I start thinking in lyrics. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and it’s definitely the most wonderful time of the … Continue reading →

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With the Pros Wednesday – Heart“felt” Greetings

Posted on May 27, 2009 by paper crafts online

I felt. We all grew up with felt; it’s one of those fond crafting memories of childhood. It’s fuzzy, warm and comes in a rainbow of colors. You most likely have a stack of it somewhere in your own craft room. It’s … Continue reading →